A Half-Century of Service
A reception honoring Randy Langhover for his 50 years of service
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Opera in the Ozarks opens 2024 season June 21
Opera in the Ozarks, the summer music festival and prominent opera training program based in Eureka Springs, kicks off its 2024 Summer Season this month with dozens of exciting opera productions and special musical events across the region.
Read MoreOpera in the Ozarks opens 2024 season June 21Council tables permanent entertainment district bill
The Eureka Springs City Council said it needs more time to decide what action to take
Read MoreCouncil tables permanent entertainment district billGun shop falls short of votes needed for CUP
A local businessman’s attempt to sell guns in Eureka Springs again failed
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The Eureka Springs Historic District Commission has approved the demolition of a “neglected” structure
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Center Street Block Party
The Center Street Block Party, held Saturday, June 1
Read MoreCenter Street Block PartyNo charges to be filed in fatal shooting
Eureka Springs Times-Echo No criminal charges will be filed in a shooting incident that resulted in the death of a local woman, according to Berryville police chief Robert Bartos. In a May 28 news release, Bartos said a thorough investigation into the shooting, which occurred at about 1:30 p.m.
Read MoreNo charges to be filed in fatal shootingWoman jailed on negligent homicide charge
A Fort Smith woman was booked into the Carroll County Detention Center
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Parks staff busy with cleanup after storms
The Eureka Springs Parks and Recreation Department has been more than a little busy the past 10 days or so.
Read MoreParks staff busy with cleanup after stormsHoliday Island council adds teeth to animal control ordinance
Holiday Island’s new animal control ordinance has received final approval
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